Belfast Telegraph - 2018-12-11

• Bradley: no deal would be a disaster for Union
• ‘Arrogant and spiteful’... former Boys’ Brigade captain avoids jail after swindling Killinchy church of over £34,000
• HOW A PLANTATION HOUSE BECAME THE UNLIKELY STAR OF JAMIE D OR NAN’ S NEW TV DRAMA
• CLOSING STATEMENTS ARE PUBLISHED BY RHI INQUIRY
• Jon Tonge: May’s humiliatio­n only a temporary victory for DUP,
• Department acknowledg­es that ‘mistakes were made’
• JONATHAN BELL: I was disparaged and demonised just for telling the truth about my role in scandal
• Expert training ‘would avoid repeat of similar blunders’
• End the Brexit chaos and bin backstop, PM told by Foster
• Writing is on the wall. Theresa’s refusal to read it is what’s damning
• Deal is not up for renegotiat­ion and time is running out, EU warns May
• So, why is the backstop proving to be such an issue?
• Pillar of local church at heart of row that split community
• Beryl Quigley on why she believes God told her to forgive IRA killers who shot her husband
• Tributes to Newcastle murder victim (29)
• School is closed and homes evacuated as bomb alert continues
• Frampton and McGuigan’s courtroom clash set for May
• Smoked haddock and celeriac bake
• Vlogger Grace Victory on her campaign for body positivity
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• Bally murphy eye witness is challenged over claim that soldier laughed after shot
• Man pleads guilty to causing brother’s crash death
• Money laundering trial of IRA terror couple begins in Spain
• Leaked report reveals hospital had culture of ‘tolerating harm’
• Memorial to honour Kegworth air crash victims 30 years on
• Sir Kenneth crowing over new role in TV comedy
• UDA link revealed as pair jailed over inept effort to buy guns on ‘dark net’
• Painting of Belfast poet McGuckian on display
• Accused remanded after police dog Billy sniffs out £25k cannabis haul
• Northern Ireland fire chief suspended from duty
• Funeral of murdered dad to be held this week
• Bid to block £20m hotel on hold after councillor’s claims
• Madness and comic Carrott lined up for Belfast shows
• Paedophile who cheated justice guilty of ‘babes in wood’ murders
• Inspectors ramp up INM probe as key figures set to be quizzed
• You can snigger at Gwynnie all you want but she is the one who’s laughing all the way to the bank
• More disarray over Brexit after frenzied day at Westminste­r
• PM might still pull off a deal ... but don’t gamble your life savings on it
• ‘I’m worried that when I come round from an epileptic fit I won’t remember having my daughter with me ... I’d be afraid of someone taking her’
• The Royal College of Midwives explains to expectant women why vaccinatio­ns are so vital
• ‘My life is one long time-out... I’m a very lucky man’
• Protection of cross-border co-operation for social workers an essential factor in Brexit negotiatio­ns
• UK can reverse Brexit, rules European Court of Justice
• More mental health provision is needed
• GAA’s rule changes are too radical: Gallagher
• Molinari reveals great pride after being crowned Golfer of Year
• McGlinchey tipped to shine as he steps onto Superstock stage
• Beskorowan­y: a day off helped me rediscover groove
• Ulster trio still dream of medals as England reach World quarters
• Tyrone’s Harte gives Swifts a lift with helping hands of Morgan
• I’m expecting wounded Crusaders to bite back, warns manager Baxter
• NI will play host to Luxembourg in 2019 friendly
• This Sterling case proves racism still rife: Barnes
• Digne curls home late free-kick to salvage draw for Toffees
• Chelsea suspend four fans from games pending investigat­ions
• Pool must make up for blowing hot and cold, says Klopp
• We have quality to battle on two fronts: Van Dijk
• Hazard reignites the rumours of a summer move to Real Madrid
• I’ll rotate but we won’t take foot off gas: Valverde
• Pochettino has a deep conviction Spurs will be heroes
• I’m defying my years and keen to seal new deal at United: Young
• Foden signs a fresh contract to commit long-term future to City

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